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Contents " The DPSL , one its a great change from not having it, so I 'm glad that it exists because before we didn't have these games, so it's great to have the games. I t is improving each year so it's good, although I wish that some of the r ules were a little different, for example when its a time out the clock should stop. I t's tough to or ganize because it's all in one location with schools coming from different areas, were the fur thest away so we feel the pinch of having to dr ive there the most. At the end of the day it's a good way to get more games and get prepared for the SAI K AC tour nament, so I 'm glad we're doing it and I hope it continues to grow and get better."
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" I think we can fix that by having more community events where we wor k in groups or teams against our selves, I think this would make us wor k better together."
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CANCELLEDEVENTS March- April Tuesday,March17th 11:50am- 12:30 pm
Th e COVID-19 pan dem ic h as led t o t h e can cellat ion of m an y sch ool even t s.
MS/HS Students vs. Staff basketball (assembly) Wh er e: Gym
Wednesday,March 18th
International Day
Wednesday,March 18th
Senior Dance
12:30pm- 3pm
4:30pm- 7:30pm
Thursday,March19thThursday,March26th
Spring Break
Wednesday,April 1st
Student (CAS/MCC) Popsicle Sale
11:35am- 12:10pm
Thursday,April 2ndFriday,April 3rd Thursday,April 9th
Wednesday,April 15th
Student (CAS/MCC) Popsicle Sale
Thursday,April 16thFriday,April 17th Thursday,April 16thFriday,April 17th
All Day SAIKAC Basketball (U14 Boys) Wh er e: DEMS
Monday,April 20th
MS/HS Band Concert
Tuesday,April 21st
PSAT Grade 10
Wednesday,April 22nd Wednesday,April 22nd
Earth Day
11:35am- 12:10pm
All Day SAIKAC Basketball (U14 Girls) Wh er e: ISG Dammam
NOT CANCELLED
All Day SAIKAC Badminton (U19 Boys & Girls) PTO Shawarma Sale
8:30am- 12:30pm
NOT CANCELLED Student (CAS/MCC) Popsicle Sale
11:35am- 12:10pm
Thursday,April 9th
MS Movie Night
3pm- 6pm
Sunday,April 12th 3pm- 6pm
Monday,April 13th 11:35am- 12:10pm
Monday,April 13th
MS/HS Drama Dress Rehearsal
Thursday,April 23rd Thursday,April 23rd
PTO Pizza Sale
Ramadan Begins NOT CANCELLED
IPACC Lunch Fundraiser Wh er e: MPR Drama Performance
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Where did Spirit Week go? Compiled by Nathan & Vicky
Spirit week is a week for students and teachers at ISG Jubail to participate in all kinds of activities such as coming to school dressed up or participating in activities relating to school spirit while still attending a normal school day. In the past spirit weeks we?ve had Black and Gold day; to represent our school colors, International Day; for everyone to express their culture and the country they come from, Crazy Hair Day; to express creativity, Earth Day; to show support for environmental issues, and Pajama Day; to relax for the day and be comfortable. School spirit is important because people coming together and celebrating who we are and what we do is part of building our community and new relationships. When it comes to spirit week it forms a sort of union between the people who participate, makes everyone feel a part of something, and makes everyone value what they?re working towards. As Mr. Wingers said, ?I think spirit week targets some of the things that you don?t get a chance to focus on in classes. Classes often times are academically focused and an
event of spirit week can support some of the other aspects of education and development.? SAIKACis a good example of school and team spirit, if a team has school spirit then the competition often means more to them and there is more motivation for first place than just going for the sake of going. According to Mrs. Cruddas school spirit will not only bring the school together as a whole but allow us to do better when competing with other schools. This year ISG Jubail hosted their first Jaguar Jump off, consisting of 4 teams going head to head in all sorts of activities, games and sports to boost school spirit. According to Mr. Wingers the Jaguar Jump Off served as the spirit week in the first semester, although it was not explicitly labeled as spirit week, the school definitely connected with the philosophy and purpose of the week.
"Spirit week has changed a lot through the years. Not many people do it. You will see 10 people do it but others don't care. This year there was no Pajama day many people enjoy doing that because you get to come to school with your PJ. I heard my people say that they wish that there was pj day because they enjoy it. I wish spirit week was the same as it was the same before." - Karmen Zwiegelaar, G9 "Since I was in elementary, I've always enjoyed dressing up during spirit week, especially the pajama day ones, and also international day because it's cool to see all the different cultural background everyone has in the school, It's such an amazing experience that I'm fortunate to experience every year."
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"It was white day, so black day." - Abdul Rafay Tahir, G7 "Spirit week is a fun way to interact with all my friends in a different way." - Anika Aharwal, G9 "I liked spirit week because we could come together as a community and build friendships." - Betzabeth Rodriguez, G9 "I like spirit week because it adds excitement to our daily school routine and gives us a small rest from stressing about school work, dead lines, and summative assessments." - Ahmed Ben Amor, G8
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WOW Week Recap Compiled by Nathan & Vicky
What happened in this years WOW Week? Local WOW week activities consisted of : The local week without wall consists of a bunch of activities to those students who did not take part the international trips. The local week without walls 2020 has been an amazing experience for students. The activities for this year are seen on the left. Students participated in 2 activities a day, which consisted of 3 hour long sessions with a 15 min break in the middle. This years week without walls has been a great improvement to that of last year and showed a great range of activities.
International WOW week:
When is the best time f or WOW Week? In previous years week without walls trips as well as activities has been held in November although this year and last year the school held it in the first week of February. Majority of the students as well as teachers preferred WOW week to be held in February over November. For students the week was exactly what they needed after a stressful week of exams although this week was also just as appreciated by the hardworking teachers at ISG Jubail. Some even said that already having the November break allows February's WOW week to fit in perfectly after the end of the first semester.
Word in the Hall " Wh er e t o go n ext year ?" "French Polynesia" - Ahmad Bin Tamrin
Most people suggested that for next year the trip should be located in Europe. The trips that have - Dylan Badenhorst previously gone out to Europe such as Portugal, Ireland, Italy, France and Switzerland have been "France, specif ically Paris" successful and have only had good feedback. "Spain" - Eoin Bourn Students also suggested that we should have more options to choose from as not many people were - Jackson Bateman interested in Cambodia.
"Amsterdam or Australia"
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Students really enjoyed the outside of school activities because you get to go "outside the walls" and since the horse riding was a new activity that was proposed this year a lot of people were interested. The fishing was also one of the most talked about because a student (Zain Naqvi 9th grader) caught the first fish. People suggested that going out of Jubail for a day should become an activity, like a day to Dhahran Mall, going to a museum or even going to the movie theaters.
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MAMBA OUT But Never Forgotten Harry How/Getty Images
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Before the NBA Kobe Bean Bryant was born on August 23, 1978 in Philadelphia, USA. His father, Joe ?Jellybean? Bryant was also a professional basketball player who played 7 years in the NBA, 1 year in the ABA and 21 more years in an Italian league. He also coached numerous basketball teams for 11 years. His mother, Pamela Byrant comes from an NBA family too as her brother, John Arthur Cox III was the 7th pick in the 8th round by the Chicago Bulls in 1978. Kobe Bryant was named after the famous Japanese beef called Kobe which his parents saw on a restaurant menu. His middle name bean came from his father ?s nickname, Jellybean. Kobe started playing basketball when he was 3 and moved to Italy when his father retired from the NBA to play in Italy. Kobe loved Italy growing up and even though he moved a lot when he was in Italy as his father kept changing teams, he grew attached to Reggio Emilia where he had the best of his childhood memories. This is also were Kobe started playing basketball seriously. His grandfather sent him NBA basketball tapes and he also watched European shorts on sports and basketball for inspiration. Kobe was also a big football fan and supported the Italian club, A.C Milan. In 1991, a 13-year-old fluent Italian speaking Kobe Bryant left Italy for Philadelphia where he enrolled in Bala Cywynd Middle School. A couple of years later, Kobe enrolled in Lower Merion High School, entering his to be legendary high school Basketball Career. Kobe played for the varsity team as a freshman and became the first freshman in decades to start for there varsity team. His first year was not a great year for the team as they went 4 20 but the next three years, the team totaled a 77 - 13 record with Kobe playing all 5 positions. In his junior year, he averaged 31.1 points, 10.4 rebounds, 5.2 assists, 3.8 blocks, and 2.3 steals. He was also named Pennsylvania Player of the Year while also earning a fourth-team Parade All-American nomination. He also played in the Adidas ABCD cam where he won MVP playing alongside Lamar Odom, a future NBA teammate. As a highschooler, Kobe was also invited to practice with 76ers by coach John Lucas where he went against Jerry Stackhouse in one versus one. In his last year of high school, he managed to bring his team their first state championship in 53 years while averaging 30.8 points, 12 rebounds, 6.5 assists, 4 steals, and 3.8 blocks. He had an SAT score of 1080 which along with his basketball skills would have been more than enough to get into almost any college of his choice but instead, he decided to skip college and declared for the NBA Draft.
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Kobe's NBA Career
Kobe was drafted straight out of college Kobe made his debut on Nov. 3, as the 13th pick by the 1996, although his first game Charlotte Hornets. wasn't impressive Kobe would go Though, he would never on to win the slam dunk contest play for them and was that year earning him a high-flyer traded to the Los reputation. His next season he Angeles Lakers. would be named an all-star playing as a starter for the west alongside his teammate Shaquille O?Neal becoming the youngest all-star in NBA history. The 1998 season is also known as the beginnings of the infamous beef between Kobe and Shaq.
Photo taken from Dailynews.com Second most points in a game: Kobe puts up an absurd career-high 81 points against the Raptors. Next two seasons Kobe would go on to three-peat besides Shaq who was, putting up averages of 25.5 points, 6.1 rebounds, and 5 assists. 2000/2001 wouldn't be as dominant for the lakers as, last season but they would bulldoze through the postseason. They swept in the first three rounds and only lost one game in the final. Next season's playoffs were controversial, but nevertheless, lakes
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Photo taken from dailynews.com 38 and still balling: Kobe Bryant's last all star appearance. Kobe would go on to make the all NBA first team for 11 straight seasons except for the 2005 season. Kobe would also manage to make the All-Defensive First Team seven times, win the MVP award in 2008, two more rings. He is fourth in the all-time scoring list. He is also the youngest to 30, 32, and 33 thousand points.
Photo taken from businessinsider.com Best guard, center duo: Kobe and the Lakers win their third consecutive championship. By next season Kobe was seen as an elite player in the NBA and put up great averages of around 20pts, 5 rebounds, and 4 assists, leading his team to the 4th best record in the West. Though he was swept by Tim Duncan in the second round. Nevertheless, his playoff fortunes would change as he would lead his team to the best record in the west. Kobe would go on to face Reggie Miller and the Pacers in the NBA finals. The Lakers would comfortably win the championship with their greatest competition being Portland. Shaq would win Finals MVP and regular season MVP , bringing the championship back to L.A after 12 years.
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After the NBA
Photo taken from basketballforever.com Mamba Out : Kobe after his final game where he scored 50
Kobe had no difficulty in leaving the NBA. Even though the 2016 - 2017 was the first season without Kobe since 1995, Kobe left the NBA happily. He believed that he could now be a full-time husband and father for his family. He started Mamba Academy in 2016 after his retirement where he served as a mentor for young athletes, his daughter Gigi being one of them. He also released a critically acclaimed animated short called Dear Basketball which he wrote and narrated himself. It is about his retirement announcement and his final goodbyes to the game of basketball.
January 26, 2020, was the day Kobe, his daughter, and seven others lost their lives to Photo taken from newsone.com the helicopter crash. The helicopter was said Father and daughter duo : Kobe and Gigi to have crashed because of unsafe weather sitting courtisde conditions, crashing into a hillside outside of Calabasas. The conditions were foggy when Gianna too, like her father, was a great the plane took off and police helicopters were grounded because of it. They asked air basketball player and a special talent. Kobe traffic controllers for special clearance to fly always looked at her to continue his legacy, tragically his wish would never come true. On in less than optimal conditions. The crash would also claim the life of her daughter. the day of the crash, Kobe and Gianna were going to a tournament at the Mamba Sports academy. Where Gianna was supposed to play and Kobe was supposed to coach her. Kobe was extremely confident in his daughter, speaking to talk show host Jimmy Kimmel in 2018, Bryant said "The best thing that happens is when we go out and fans would come up to me and she'll be standing next to me, and they'll be like, 'You've gotta have a boy, you and V gotta have a boy. You gotta have somebody to carry on your tradition, the legacy.
Photo taken from nbcnews.com
"She's like, 'I got this'," Bryant said. "I'm like,
Crash site: In this picture you can see the helicopter crash that killed Kobe, Gianna, and seven others.
'that's right'. Yes, you do, you got this."
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Pl ac es To Vis it Dur in g Br eak By : W i l l i am W r i gh t an d M u h am m ad Tar i q
Pakistan For the past two decades, Pakistan has been thwarted by Taliban and Terrorism. In recent news, with ongoing trips from tourists to the nation, the world's eyes are opening up to the impeccable nature, culture and hospitality of Pakistan. Pakistan is extremely cheap, an example of this is in the U.S, a pair of Levi's jeans cost ~$100. However, in Pakistan they cost around ~$30 USD due to the massive industry of cotton they have. The landscape of Pakistan will have you in awe as it consists of desert forests and snow capped mountains along with breath-taking valleys. Pakistan has a rich history of its past as well. The nation of Pakistan is filled with color and liveliness. You might see the colorful trucks traveling on the road K- 2 is the second tallest peak at filled with inspirational poetry.
8,611 meters Karachi as
3RD CH EAPEST CI TY I N TH E WORLD Haris Hassan said that, "One of the cities, Karachi is one of the cheapest in the world, there?s great street food
according to Economist Intelligence Unit
# 1 Tourist Dest inat ion in 2020
and a lot of good restaurants. There?s also a beach there that's pretty nice."
According to U.S tr avel magazine Conde Nast Tr aveler
"The food there is really good and so is the hospitality. It feels like home. Also the scenery is good in the north" - Zain Naqvi - Grade 9
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Cape Tow n , Sou t h Af r ica Cape Town is a beautiful place packed with culture, good food and fun. There are so many places to go to in this city that it can sometimes be overwhelming to choose one, so here are 3 of the best places to go while in Cape Town.
2.6 M illion People who traveled to South Africa in 2018
60% Ch eaper t h an t h e USA According to data from the Big Mac Index.
#1. Table M ou n t ain This might seem obvious but you really have to experience the otherworldly view of the entire city. This is great if you love the outdoors as there are hidden places on Table Mountain like Maclear 's Beacon, which was used in the calculation of the curvature of the earth. #2. V&A Wat er f r on t Pictured above, this is one of the most culturally packed malls in the country. This will suit all your shopping needs from designer clothing to coffee shops #3. M u izen ber g beach This is great for beginner surfers, who want to learn with a good guide. Llandudno beach for experts as the waves are much harder to surf than Muizenburg.
¨ This city is one of the most diverse in the whole country!¨ - Nathan Serfontein
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W h y d o w e l ack w e sch ool spi ri t? By T r oy Michelle Tate I I & L uis Enr ique S.
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U n d er st an d i n g Sp i r i t at O u r Sch o o l Around these walls our school has seen the lack of spirit and motivation students have, the only time it has been showed that our school is united is during jaguar jump off and the student vs. teacher events. This is fault to multiple things. One being the fact that the students sports games are not public, another thing is that students have requested new after school activities and have been seemingly forgotten about. So is it the students that are not inspired by their school or is it the staff who have failed to inspire the students? Students have shown that they can organize themselves towards a common goal when they have that push to get started so why isn't there more events for different in school teams to play against themselves even though it'll earn money for the school with food and raise moral for the students.
Do you think our school lacks school spirit? "Yes I would say so, first I think there's a lack of opportunity to show school spirit, so systematically we don't really encourage it or promote it. Because of this I don't think our students really know what." Mr. Brooks
How can w e f ix t h is? "I think we can fix that by having more community events where we work in groups or teams against ourselves, I think this would make us work better together." Mr.Benson 10th "I think we can fix this by having more inclusive pep rally's " Ms. Claudia Kyle 10th "We can play more games and video games to be friends and stuff." Mr.Tate 6th
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Th e Ri ppl e Ef f ect: Wh y A re Th ere Few er BY: HANA HASSAN Teach ers Ev ery Year? Being at ISG Jubail for 5 years has made me notice a pattern of decreasing teachers every year. This causes things such as combined foreign language classes, and one semester-elective choice. Having more choices for electives is important since it?s one of the classes where we can explore our interests and discover new hobbies. I?d find it interesting to have hands-on electives, like woodworking or cooking. Nevertheless, fewer teachers is a result of a ripple effect through the school. After interviewing Mr. Ritchie and Mr. Wingers on why the number of teachers decreases every year, I have concluded that everything depends on the amount of students enrolled. Having more students causes a need for more teachers and resources VShaving less students. Furthermore, here are a couple graphs showing the trends our school has experienced.
NUMBER OF MS/HS STUDENTS AT ISG JUBAIL OVER THE COURSE OF FIVE YEARS
To the left is a graph showing the clear decrease of students over the past 5 years in MS/HS at ISG Jubail. In 2015-2016, there were 329 students, and today there's 213. In addition, the number of full-time MS/HS teachers employed at ISG Jubail today is 26. In 2015-16, there was 37 MS/HSteachers, showing a decrease of about 11 teachers. However, even with the decrease of students and teachers, the number of MS/HS courses offered at our school increased over the years. In 2015-2016, there were 119 courses, and today there's 136. NUMBER OF MS/HSTEACHERS AT ISG JUBAIL OVER THE COURSE OF FIVE YEARS
"Based on numbers provided by Ms. Akila Kumar."
NUMBER OF MS/HS COURSES OFFERED AT ISG JUBAIL OVER THE COURSE OF FIVE YEARS
"Based on numbers provided by Ms. Gayathri Sankaran."
"Based on numbers provided by Ms. Gayathri Sankaran."
MR. RITCHIE
MR. WINGERS
Q: Why do you think there are fewer teachers every year at ISG Jubail?
Q: How do you think fewer amounts of teachers affects teachers and students?
A: Everything's a ripple effect and based upon money, and of the fact that we can only hire teachers then based upon what our budget is for the school. When we have fewer teachers, it's because we have fewer students, which means less money in the school. So we're all linked to everyone here.
A: This causes teachers to teach across a broader spectrum of whether that be grade levels or classes. It impacts students because they don't see such a diverse range or a broad range of teachers. They might not necessarily have the range of personalities in teachers. Photo By Yearbook
Q: How do you think fewer amounts of teachers affects teachers and students? A: Having fewer teachers means that we have fewer options to give to the students, or we have to be creative with our solutions. Much of this manifests itself more evidently in high school because you guys have less options to choose from.
Q: What impact do you think an increase/decrease number of students would have on our school? A: You've got to strike the right balance. For us at this moment in time, I think we would benefit from increasing student numbers, not so much that it streams our facilities, but in a way that would offer us a little bit more flexibility and of course, choices for students as well.
Photo By Yearbook "An avenuethat wehaven't exploredis online classes.Studentswho'reinterestedin a certain coursescouldtakethat courseonlinethrough "Thestaff that wehavehereareamazing,they're a universityand get high school credit f or it." dedicated,they'recommittedto the studentsand they'reincredibly flexiblein the way that you - Mr.Ritchie know." - Mr.Wingers
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Word i n th e Hal l s " Basket ball DPSL" Compiled by Nathan & Vicky "I think the DPSL is great practice for our team, it gives us an idea of what we will have to go against and at the same time allow us to build team chemistry and get to know each others play style. I think it?s good that we are a part of it." - Jackson Bateman, U19 Basketball Player. "I enjoy DPSL because we get to compete against other teams before SAIKAC, and can learn which skills to focus on that will help us defeat them."
"The DPSL is mostly fun and we get to learn about how our teammates play."
"The DPSL, one its a great change from not having it, so I'm glad that it exists because before we didn't have these games, so it's great to have the games. It is improving each year so it's good, although I wish that some of the rules were a little different, for example when its a time out the clock should stop. It's tough to organize because it's all in one location with schools coming from different areas, were the furthest away so we feel the pinch of having to drive there the most. At the end of the day it's a good way to get more games and get prepared for the SAIKACtournament, so I'm glad we're doing it and I hope it continues to grow and get better." - Craig Brooks, Basketball Coach.
- Valeria Olivera, U16 Basketball Player . ?I think DPSL has been a very exhilarating experience so far, but we have had a couple of pretty spirit crushing defeats in recent games but hopefully we continue to improve through the rest of the season.?
-Hana Hassan, U16 Basketball Player.
-Yousef Abdelhadi, U19 Basketball Player
?I think its been extremely valuable for teams to get experience before SAIKAC. I think certainly experiencing with the volleyball not having any match play and then going straight to the tournament, it was kind of like three quarters of the way through the tournament before we got into our stride, so I'm excited for how your going to perform at SAIKAC. I think the one concern I do have is the time, especially for the boys having those late finishes for two of those weeks. Students are not missing any classes but I do not know what the knock on effect was to how productive you were the next day, so that's what I'll be looking at, is it worth taking you over to Dhahran for that late mid week.? -Holly Cruddas, Basketball Coach/Athletic Director
?DPSL is a nice addition to the current sports as it adds more chances to play against other teams in the eastern province.? - Terrence Jacob, U19 "I really like the DPSL. It's a great opportunity for us to work and improve as a team and figure out what things work and what don't. Unlike SAIKAC, it is also stretched over a pretty significant period of time which is a lot more convenient and exciting for us players." - Omkar Shetty, U19 Basketball Player. ?I think DPSL is a great way to prepare yourself for the tournament, It?s a great environment to try new thing with your team or by yourself? - Hala Saleh, U16 Basketball Player
?Nice experience to warm you up for basketball and get you in the mind to play, and yeah its good.? -Aidan Bourn, U19 Basketball "I think that the DPSL is a great opportunity for us girls to practice and to know who we are vs in SAIKAC. So far I think that we are trying our best and looking for ways that we can improve. It?s for sure that at the end of this we?ll know what to look for and how to score points in the game. " - Charlize Zwiegelaar, U16 Basketball Player "I think it's a great way for the team to know each other as players in a competitive aspect and they can really practice competitively before SAIKAC.? - Arron Benson, U16 Basketball
"It's good to be exposed to this type of tournament so we know what's coming at us in SAIKAC? -Ahmed Ben Amor, U16 ?The DPSL is fun I guess. It's a really good experience, I'm enjoying it so far as it?s something I haven't done for basketball and it?s a new experience for me so I really enjoy it.? - Karmen Zwiegelaar, U16 Basketball Player.
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Aesop's Fables TheBoy Who Cried Wolf A Shepherd Boy tended his master's Sheep near a dark forest not far from thevillage. Soon hefound lifein thepasturevery dull. All hecould do to amusehimself was to talk to his dog or play on his shepherd's pipe.. Oneday as hesat watching theSheep and thequiet forest, and thinking what hewould do should heseea Wolf, hethought of a plan to amusehimself. His Master had told him to call for help should a Wolf attack theflock, and theVillagers would driveit away. So now, though hehad not seen anything that even looked likea Wolf, heran toward thevillageshouting at thetop of his voice, "Wolf! Wolf!" As heexpected, theVillagers who heard thecry dropped their work and ran in great excitement to thepasture. But when they got therethey found theBoy doubled up with laughter at the trick hehad played on them. A few days later theShepherd Boy again shouted, "Wolf! Wolf!" Again theVillagers ran to help him, only to belaughed at again. Then oneevening as thesun was setting behind theforest and theshadows werecreeping out over thepasture, a Wolf really did spring from theunderbrush and fall upon theSheep. In terror theBoy ran toward thevillageshouting "Wolf! Wolf!" But though theVillagers heard thecry, they did not run to help him as they had before. "Hecannot fool us again," they said. TheWolf killed a great many of theBoy's sheep and then slipped away into theforest. Moral : Liars arenot believed even when they speak thetruth.
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Review Memes are an essential part of our "culture". They're a way for many people to express thoughts/situations through a laughable manner. The following memes that have been picked out were picked out because they fit with the context of school and are situations that we've likely seen happen. It's easier to make others laugh when they can relate to something. "Memes are a way too express yourself. It's like when something is so serious people find a way to express it, kind of like a coping/stability method. People need a way to cope with a situation and memes are a great to do that"
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